Buzzcocks Moz bit on now, BBC2

[dazzak]

 

[dazzak]

Moz is a recurring theme.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

I missed again the bit where Bill Bailey was "skating".
What went on there then?

 

[dazzak]

He said it was a bit too "frivolous" for Morrissey. I think it's all in good gest.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> He said it was a bit too "frivolous" for Morrissey. I think it's
> all in good gest.

Well Phil Jupitus is most deftinitely a fan of his, if you remember his comments at Glastonbury.

 

[dazzak]

I remember that. I feel most people are almost ashamed to say they love Morrissey's music. Nobody ever really gushes about him like they should.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> I remember that. I feel most people are almost ashamed to say they love
> Morrissey's music. Nobody ever really gushes about him like they should.

I would say without doubt Bill Bailey would identify with him.
He too, has a deep feeling for animal rights.
I think it's just Lamaar, or however you spell it, has the problem so they feel it necessary to "play the game" as it's "his" (loosely speaking) show.

Big head.

 

[dazzak]

Well, Lamarr's intro to the Playboy's clip was good (I think!?). Coming up though Lamarr defends Moz in a miniscule way.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> Well, Lamarr's intro to the Playboy's clip was good (I think!?). Coming up
> though Lamarr defends Moz in a miniscule way.

Do you remember a show a little while ago when Lamaar was stating "Things Morrissey Hates"?

He pulled realms and realms of paper, as if from a fax machine, reading various comments that he'd made over the years.

 

[mozrebel]

> Do you remember a show a little while ago when Lamaar was stating
> "Things Morrissey Hates"?

> He pulled realms and realms of paper, as if from a fax machine, reading
> various comments that he'd made over the years.
Were "pompous twits from Swindon" on the list?

 

[dazzak]

I do. That was before I completely became a fan of Moz and didn't really know what it was about, so it was somewhat wasted on me.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> Do you remember a show a little while ago when Lamaar was stating
> "Things Morrissey Hates"?

> He pulled realms and realms of paper, as if from a fax machine, reading
> various comments that he'd made over the years.

Sorry should have been reams...and not the Queenly variety.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> Sorry should have been reams...and not the Queenly variety.

Almost everything under the sun was on the list.
I would be quicker posting what wasn't on there.

 

[dazzak]

I like Lamarr. I think he's funny. I remember reading that before he became a comedian he wrote poetry. His first widely recognised poem was called "I Am The James Dean Of The Dole Queue". Could this be a sign of his past love affair with Morrissey?

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> I like Lamarr. I think he's funny. I remember reading that before he
> became a comedian he wrote poetry. His first widely recognised poem was
> called "I Am The James Dean Of The Dole Queue". Could this be a
> sign of his past love affair with Morrissey?

Well look at his hairstyle for goodness sake.
Don't tell me any different.

 

[mozrebel]

> Well look at his hairstyle for goodness sake.
> Don't tell me any different.

Could it be he's more a fan of the band?

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> I like Lamarr. I think he's funny. I remember reading that before he
> became a comedian he wrote poetry. His first widely recognised poem was
> called "I Am The James Dean Of The Dole Queue". Could this be a
> sign of his past love affair with Morrissey?

What date did he become a "comedian" then?

I must have been sleeping.

I am at a loss to put a label on him.

He's just "one of those blokes that appears on telly" in my opinion.

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> Could it be he's more a fan of the band?

Could it be....."he LIKES him"

Nudge, nudge, wink, wink, say no more!

 

[mozrebel]

> I am at a loss to put a label on him.

You could always refer to my initial interjection in this thread ( a caustic I know,but then again so is he)

 

[seriously flawed - not right in the head]

> Could it be....."he LIKES him"

> Nudge, nudge, wink, wink, say no more!

We know what good bedfellows LOVE and HATE make????